Al-Jazeera releases 1,600 internal documents of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations

Exposing corruption is a very difficult and important task, but one can still hope there is no bloodshed caused by it.

Basic question: where are the documents themselves? I see lots of 'analysis' and commentary, and some links to 'key documents' but where is the directory of 1,600 PDFs that this site alludes to? I'd like to make up my own mind.

What the documents really show is what sort of concessions from PA the Israeli state rejected. They offered to accept almost all settlements (unthinkable!) and they still said no, because they didn't accept all of them

Speaking of a can of worms :)<p>(and yes, transparency is a good thing in general, as long as no severe overriding concerns are present)

Seriously, what the fuck is this doing on hacker news? I know the guidelines say not to comment that you flagged a story, but you need to realize that this has NOTHING to do with anything science, tech and startup. Someone who has been on HN for almost 500 days should know better. Leave this shit off of here.

I wonder if this is going to be biased or completely neutral like the way it should be.